Playing shirts
Include the playing shirts requirements in the same fit, fabric and artwork brief.
TEAMWEAR / RUGBY
Rugby manufacturing.
State the intended level of play, preferred shirt fit and whether garments will be worn over additional layers.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Select the garment roles.
State the intended level of play, preferred shirt fit and whether garments will be worn over additional layers.
Rugby shorts
Include the rugby shorts requirements in the same fit, fabric and artwork brief.
Training tops
Include the training tops requirements in the same fit, fabric and artwork brief.
Warm-up layers
Include the warm-up layers requirements in the same fit, fabric and artwork brief.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Build your rugby range.
State the intended level of play, preferred shirt fit and whether garments will be worn over additional layers.
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Playing shirts
Review collar construction, reinforced junctions and seam allowances at high-contact areas on the sample.
Rugby shorts
Compare chest, sleeve opening and body length in the requested fit. Check the short rise and movement through a squat.
Training tops
Map team identity, sponsors and numbering onto actual panels so artwork avoids unwanted seam breaks.
Warm-up layers
Examine the sample inside and out and record the agreed construction. A visual review alone does not establish tested durability.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Coordinate the whole programme.
State the intended level of play, preferred shirt fit and whether garments will be worn over additional layers.
Playing range
Review collar construction, reinforced junctions and seam allowances at high-contact areas on the sample.
Training and off-field
Compare chest, sleeve opening and body length in the requested fit. Check the short rise and movement through a squat.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Material choices for rugby.
Discuss fabric weight, stretch direction and recovery for the intended use; agree any required strength testing separately.
Fabric brief
Discuss fabric weight, stretch direction and recovery for the intended use; agree any required strength testing separately.
Panel construction
Review collar construction, reinforced junctions and seam allowances at high-contact areas on the sample.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Size the range with purpose.
Compare chest, sleeve opening and body length in the requested fit. Check the short rise and movement through a squat.
Measurement points
Compare chest, sleeve opening and body length in the requested fit. Check the short rise and movement through a squat.
Size breakdown
List quantities by garment and size. Identify youth, adult or specialist fits separately.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Inspect the construction.
Review collar construction, reinforced junctions and seam allowances at high-contact areas on the sample.
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Assembly reference
Review collar construction, reinforced junctions and seam allowances at high-contact areas on the sample.
Finished sample
Examine the sample inside and out and record the agreed construction. A visual review alone does not establish tested durability.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Plan every placement.
Map team identity, sponsors and numbering onto actual panels so artwork avoids unwanted seam breaks.
Artwork schedule
Map team identity, sponsors and numbering onto actual panels so artwork avoids unwanted seam breaks.
Fit and placement
Compare chest, sleeve opening and body length in the requested fit. Check the short rise and movement through a squat.
SPECIFY / REVIEW / APPROVE
Keep one approved reference.
Examine the sample inside and out and record the agreed construction. A visual review alone does not establish tested durability.
01 / Define the scope
Confirm which garments, sizes and finishes the sample should represent.
02 / Review the garment
Examine the sample inside and out and record the agreed construction. A visual review alone does not establish tested durability.
03 / Record approval
Date the accepted specification and record corrections before confirming the production brief.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Put the order in writing.
Make each commercial assumption explicit before committing to production.
Quantity breakdown
List pieces by style, colour and size. Identify opening orders and possible replenishment separately.
Sample and approval
Request the sample scope, costs and revision process. Keep one approved specification.
Destination and arrival
Name the country, delivery area and target date. Confirm freight, duties and responsibilities in the quotation.
GARMENT DEVELOPMENT / BUYER GUIDE
Rugby: buyer questions.
Agree the details that affect your quotation and sample review.
What should be approved before production?
Keep the accepted sample, measurement chart, colour references, artwork files and order quantities together. Identify who approves corrections and record changes before production proceeds.
What should an overseas buyer include?
State the delivery country and area in the USA, Australia or the relevant European country, your target arrival date and packing requirements. Request production timing, freight and delivery responsibilities in writing.
What should the rugby sample review cover?
Examine the sample inside and out and record the agreed construction. A visual review alone does not establish tested durability. Compare chest, sleeve opening and body length in the requested fit. Check the short rise and movement through a squat.
How are minimum quantities and prices confirmed?
Break your request down by garment, colour and size. Ask for the minimum quantity, unit price, sample cost and any artwork charges against that exact brief; do not assume one minimum applies to every style.
YOUR NEXT MANUFACTURING BRIEF
Request a rugby quotation.
Describe the garments, estimated quantities, destination and decisions you need help with. Include sample and artwork requirements so the brief can be reviewed together.